Bill Walker
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I did it's not there :)
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Mr Kobayashi
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I did it's not there :)
Try all three drop down dots. It's the middle on mine browsing through chrome and on android but if you are using an iPhone it might be different.
See my post above mate. Might need to delete cookies or change the browser you use to access the forum.
Try turning your phone upside down ;-)I did it's not there :)
Aba452
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Just watching Waldorf salad episode of Fawlty Towers on Gold. Hadn't realised the American was played by Bruce Boa, who was General Riekan in Empire Strikes Back. Minutae, eh?
Fawlty Towers is brilliant especially as I hadn't watched it in ages, dialogue be and physical comedy in perfect harmony!
Fawlty Towers is brilliant especially as I hadn't watched it in ages, dialogue be and physical comedy in perfect harmony!
It's a brilliant piece of telly, in an era of great sitcoms.Just watching Waldorf salad episode of Fawlty Towers on Gold. Hadn't realised the American was played by Bruce Boa, who was General Riekan in Empire Strikes Back. Minutae, eh?
Fawlty Towers is brilliant especially as I hadn't watched it in ages, dialogue be and physical comedy in perfect harmony!
We had the likely lads, on the buses, rising damp, the good life, porridge, George and Mildred, love thy neighbour, Terry and June, and probably a few more I've forgotten.
Great shows
Aba452
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Whatever happened to the likely lads especially for me due to its mix of drama and comedy. All part of a bygone era now. Loved Watching as well, back when regional broadcasters would make things other than soaps.It's a brilliant piece of telly, in an era of great sitcoms.
We had the likely lads, on the buses, rising damp, the good life, porridge, George and Mildred, love thy neighbour, Terry and June, and probably a few more I've forgotten.
Great shows
BlueHammer85
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Better Call Saul is the greatest show ever made
Too true mate.Whatever happened to the likely lads especially for me due to its mix of drama and comedy. All part of a bygone era now. Loved Watching as well, back when regional broadcasters would make things other than soaps.
Rising damp was my favourite, it had everything. Rossiter was a brilliant actor, and the supporting cast were superb. Nothing like it now on the telly.
Lee mack in not going out is a pretty good effort (especially the early ones) but it's too modern for an foc like me lol.
Bill Walker
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It's my favourite comedy show. Love Waldorf Salad, that couple are uber condescending Hahaha.Just watching Waldorf salad episode of Fawlty Towers on Gold. Hadn't realised the American was played by Bruce Boa, who was General Riekan in Empire Strikes Back. Minutae, eh?
Fawlty Towers is brilliant especially as I hadn't watched it in ages, dialogue be and physical comedy in perfect harmony!
Bold call, and I applaud your cheeky audacity, but better call Saul wouldn't have been made if it wasn't for breaking bad.Better Call Saul is the greatest show ever made
And neither of them come close to game of thrones.